BaseStore
A Store is a container of state - users of Twist should extend Store by using the @Store decorator on a class. Within a store, the @State.XXX decorators are used to define how a store should be serialized to/from JSON.
In addition to serialization, Store provides a dispatch mechanism, so that actions can be dispatched to a store to mutate it. You can attach middleware to intercept a dispatch. It also keeps track of the store hierarchy, so that when you dispatch an action to a store, it gets routed to the top-level parent store (so it goes through the top-level middleware), before being router back down to the target store. Actions also propagate to sub-stores (unless they return a value, which prevents propagation), so that a single action can be handled by multiple stores.
For more information regarding stores:
Public Methods
public dispatch(action: string | Function, payload: ...):
Dispatch the given action to the store, with any arguments passed as the action's payload.
Params: Name |Type |Attribute |Description -------|-------|-----------|----------- action |string | Function || The name of the action, or a function (asynchronous action). payload|...*|| The payload to pass to the action handler (you can pass multiple arguments).
Return: *
public getParentStore(): Store
Returns the parent store of the currents store. If the store is inside an array or map (e.g. @State.byRefArray, or @State.byRefMap), this is the store that contains the array/map, not the array/map object itself.
Return: Store, The parent store (or undefined if it's a top-level store).